A charity seeks financial support after more people ask for help. The treasury minister apologises for miscalculation of Living Wage. The war in Ukraine could impact food supplies here.

A call for the government to do more to help tackle the energy crisis, students from St Vincent and the Grenadines are here after natural disasters in their homeland. And: want to see a spectacular light show? Watch this space. #iom #manxradio #stvincent #grenadines #perseid #news,

Travelling abroad this summer? Then make sure you’re fully prepared and insured warns the government. Businesses in Port Erin call for more support encouraging tourists to spend more. An Island-based business takes a big step in combating climate change. And, news of a course to help people struggling with mental health issues.

Calls for government to do more to prevent businesses collapsing under the pressure of the rising cost of living. The Manx Credit Union gives advice on how to cope with rising costs. Anti-social behaviour has decreased in Port Erin.

An invitation to Manx Police to take part in Island Pride, Manx Gas says worldwide gas profits don't mean the situation is the same here, and the Justice and Home Affairs minister wants new laws helping abuse victims to be fully prepared first.

The ever rising cost of living, how people are coping and...another chance if you didn't pass maths or English at school.

Gas price to increase by almost 44 per cent, Manx boxer Jade Burden talks about taking part in the Commonwealth Games, and how catching small shellfish could land you with a big fine.

Infrastructure Minister Chris Thomas says that the island is facing a “housing crisis” especially for key workers, keep them or clear them… the North Quay redevelopment has re-opened a long running battle over heritage buildings. We get the lowdown on the Newson’s site.

Following the jailing of a Douglas woman for negligent treatment of 19 horses and ponies, we hear from the vet who was called to deal with the animals.

The government need to do more to help local producers according to the Manx National Farmer’s Union and we’ve the latest on the hyperbaric chamber.

We also have the latest business & sport as the Ravens prepare for their second home match of the season this evening at The Bowl.

Manx nurses indicate they’re willing to strike over pay and conditions, half of people on the Island struggling to meet living costs and the latest from the Commonwealth Games. It’s Update with Barrie Redfern.

Former Treasury Minister and Speaker of the House of Keys David Cannan has died at the age of 85. We look back at his life, as the price of milk rises today, the Island’s dairy farmers are facing “significant challenges” according to the Agriculture Minister, Douglas Borough Council has given the go ahead to repair the walls of the sunken gardens on Loch Prom after last year’s storm damage, we’ve an update on the Island’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services and we get the latest business & sport headlines including an update on Manx cyclist Matthew Bostock after yesterday’s Commonwealth Games crash.